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Friday, November 18, 2011
Kitchen Makeover Summary
21 comments:
- Inspire Me Heather said...
It looks just fabulous in there - congratulations, you've done a beautiful job!
- November 18, 2011 at 10:50 AM
- Grace said...
What a beautiful makeover, very well done. ~Grace
- November 18, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- Betsy Speert said...
This is such a great transformation! I can't wait til you move to your "forever" house and pull out all the stops! HOWEVER! You said you were going to change the light over the island! I'm still waiting for that. What a tease!!! This winter I'm redoing my laundry room in Fl, and this has gotten my juices flowing, so now I'm all juicy, and it's all 'cuz of YOU!
- November 18, 2011 at 11:28 AM
- Connie @ Sensible-Redesign said...
I absolutely love your new kitchen. I think one of the best tricks you did was to paint the edge of the Formica to make it blend on the edge. I also love the bead board it make it look so much more "cottage" than anything else.
- November 18, 2011 at 11:40 AM
- Amy @MaisonDecor said...
Yes, the new island light fixture is on its way as we speak! I cannot wait to install it and will be posting as soon as it goes up!
- November 18, 2011 at 12:13 PM
- Connie said...
You've done a fabulous job without breaking the bank. Creative vision goes a long way! Lucky girl.
- November 18, 2011 at 1:35 PM
- Tammy@Beatrice Banks said...
Amazing transformation! Love all your pretty dishes. Everything is just lovely!
- November 18, 2011 at 3:38 PM
- The enchanted home said...
Amy......I have said it before and will say it again, you are the master of do it yourself beauty, and your vision knows no limits. You wake up with an idea and voila! by the end of the day chances are your vision has been realized.....love it. One of my best friends is just like you and its so much fun because you just never know whats cooking over there!! Love your kitchen transformation, so inviting and charming and pretty!
- November 18, 2011 at 3:57 PM
- ~Lavender Dreamer~ said...
I love beadboard! I've never heard of the paper! Very interesting! I'll look for it! ♥
- November 18, 2011 at 7:27 PM
- Sonya@Beyond the Screen Door said...
Absolutely Gorgeous! I love all the little details you've incorporated. From the tin added to the shelf to removing the doors and creating the hutch above your stove!
- November 18, 2011 at 11:32 PM
- Rita M said...
This is just fabulous, I love everything.
A very nice job:)
- November 19, 2011 at 11:24 AM
- Passionate for White said...
I'll bet you smile every time you walk into your kitchen. I know I do when I see pictures of it!
- November 21, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- faux finish said...
Beautiful! I'm so jealous of the amazing transformation. I have a faux finish kit sitting in my kitchen right now. I just need to find the time to devote to the process. Having a kitchen tore up isn't exactly on my wish list for the holidays.
- November 21, 2011 at 3:58 PM
- Vicki V @ blestnest.blogspot.com said...
Your kitchen looks so much brighter and cheerier! What a fantastic job you did! I love the purple transferware. Great job!
- November 28, 2011 at 11:15 PM
- Mikey @ Shabby French Cottage said...
So pretty! This was worth all the hard work you put in! Those faux marble counters are near the top of my to-do list! LOVE! I think I need to hang the chandy I got from you first, though!!!
Merry Christmas!
- December 12, 2011 at 3:38 PM
- Becky C said...
Gorgeous kitchen! I love all that you did...especially that sink! What a cool find :) The amazing part...you did it yourselves! It looks so gorgeous!
- January 2, 2012 at 9:15 AM
- KittenJen said...
your kitchen looks wonderful, what a transformation! I'd love to know where you got your new light fixture!
- February 24, 2012 at 12:25 PM
- Anne said...
Beautiful job! I've been considering painting my cabinets with chalk paint - how's it holding up? That's my main concern with it...
Love the new look of your kitchen :)
- March 12, 2012 at 9:09 AM
- MyChampagneTaste said...
Such a beautiful kitchen...And If I didnt read the post I would have thought this is marble counter top :)))
amazing just amazing
- April 9, 2012 at 1:26 AM
- Fox Hollow Cottage said...
I know I have bragged on your kitchen before... but it is so pretty now! I had to tell you again. Love the transformation!!
- April 20, 2012 at 3:28 PM
- Deborah Fry said...
What a wonderful idea for over the oven... I need to do that too LOL Your kitchen looks amazing.. excellent!
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"Yeah, right." That was Robin Kriegel's first response when a site selection exec said he could save her money on her next meeting.
Kriegel, CAE, executive director, American Association of Medical Society Executives, Chicago, just didn't believe him. But then again, the person making the promise was someone she had long respected--Hilton veteran Brian D. Stevens, now president and CEO of ConferenceDirect, the Los Angeles-based site selection firm he co-founded last summer. Her four- person staff was too small to continue doing everything. She decided to give Stevens a try.
When her committee chose San Francisco as the venue for the October meeting of state medical society CEOs, she figured there was no chance that hotels would give her affordable rates. And, in fact, the initial bids were "ridiculous." Then Stevens started negotiating, and managed to bring rates within her budget. With that tangible evidence that his clout and know-how saved her members money, she hired Stevens to do the site selection for her annual meeting and four of her other biggest meetings.
Kriegel is one of an increasing number of planners who--in these times of organizational downsizing and a hotel industry seller's market--are turning to third parties for destination research and contract negotiation. What makes site firm services particularly appealing is that planners don't have to fork out fees--the companies are paid a hotel commission, usually 10 percent of guest room revenue.
But as the use and number of site selection companies proliferate, so does criticism. At industry conferences, hoteliers and planners complain about firms that jump in at the 11th hour of a negotiation and demand a commission, or even tell hotels that they are representing an association--when the association knows nothing about it. Site selection firms, like other third-party vendors, are getting a questionable reputation.
How can a planner distinguish between firms that offer value, saving organizations time and money, from those that are out for a fast buck?
Finding Partners, Not Predators The first thing is to follow Kriegel's example, and pick a vendor who is known for being ethical and professional. Many of the reputable site selection folks come from hotel sales backgrounds, so they bring an insider's expertise to the negotiating table. If they really intend to use their savvy to benefit you, they won't just toss any old leads at you, but sit down with you to forge a relationship.
When Patty Seneski, former president of the International Association of Forensic Nurses in Thorofare, N.J., appointed Doug Wheeler, president of Conference Locators International, a site selection company in La Jolla, Calif., and a 19-year industry veteran, she was impressed with the research he did on her group. "He takes a lot of time to interview you and find out what types of things you like and need, your price range," she says. "We chatted about our mission, the type of people in our organization, how big we were. I have total confidence in him."
Seneski's faith was not easily won. Before using Conference Locators, she learned the hard way about less-than-ethical vendors when she used an association management company to do site selection. "They gave hotels bogus information--trying to make us more attractive." That tactic would backfire, Seneski realized, as her meeting could not live up to the vendor's promises.
Nothing's Free Seneski's story points to one of the core controversies surrounding companies that charge commissions: In whose interest are they working? Maybe not yours. Just do the math: The higher the room rate, the higher the commission. And, since the hotel, not the group, pays the third party, the site firm's client is really the hotel, say some observers.
And what about the hotels? Don't they just raise rates to accommodate commissions? Some third parties have written guarantees stating that the hotels won't raise rates to adjust for commissions. More nebulous are agreements that say that the hotel won't quote rates lower than the third party's rates. That can be interpreted to mean that the hotel is protecting the third party, not the planner. Short of making calls yourself to test rates (which would take up the time you are trying to save), how can you figure out if rates are inflated? The answers are not clear-cut.
Hoteliers say planners are naive to think commissions won't affect rates. "People have to make up their money somehow. If you need to pay someone to provide a service, it will have an overall effect on the piece of business," says Christie Hicks, assistant vice president, national sales, Hyatt Hotels and Resorts. But how much of an effect, she says, depends on the particular deal.
Even if rates are raised, site selection execs say their clout and experience is such that rates are still lower than planners would get on their own. Wheeler writes in his brochure that he typically negotiates rates 10 to 30 percent lower than the client's requested rates. And Seneski says he backs up that claim. Not only did Wheeler save her money on room rates, but he also fought for deals on food and beverage, AV services, comp rooms, and other concessions. "I really do not believe his commission raised my rates," she says. Accompanying Wheeler on site visits, she saw his ability to "walk the talk" translate into savings. "They know that he knows what they know," she says.
If the negotiator asks the right questions, the rates are not necessarily inflated, says David C. Scypinski, vice president, industry relations, Hilton Hotels Corp., backing up Seneski's assessment. "Smart people in the business know the right way to do it--not to say people who fall off a turnip truck into the business aren't going to get a higher rate. The hotel is always going to try to offset its costs."
Banking on Relationships Planners also fear that a third party may damage their relations with hoteliers, particularly national sales reps. Indeed it can, but depending on your strategy, it doesn't have to.
Serena Leiser, CMM, director of meetings, American Association of Orthodontists in St. Louis, is an industry veteran who has served on both sides of the fence--10 years in hotel sales and marketing and 10 years as a planner. She brings the "take control" attitude that Kriegel espouses to her relations with site search firms.
Leiser's citywide convention uses 5,000 rooms on peak night. No way is Leiser going to compromise her clout with national sales offices. On the few occasions when she does use a site search or hotel rep firm to research venues, she insists that the firm not contact her national reps. She does that herself. "I'm very protective of my relations with national reps. If I go though a search company that goes through its national rep, my rep doesn't get credit for all those room nights and won't be there battling so hard for me at my annual meeting."
Kriegel takes a similar approach, instructing Stevens to book through her reps and maintaining her hard-won relationships. When she went to a trade show, she visited properties she was considering.
"I told [sales reps] Brian [Stevens] would be contacting them, but that I'm still making the decision." She also gave a letter to Stevens verifying their agreement--a good strategy to reassure reps that you are not being misrepresented.
While Kriegel and Leiser bring industry expertise to their partnerships with third parties, Seneski admits she is inexperienced. That's one reason why the all-volunteer group signed on with a third party. Bringing Wheeler actually improved her relationships with hotels, Seneski says.
"Presidents of medical organizations don't necessarily know much about the hotel industry and conference planning," she observes. "My feeling is [the hoteliers] like dealing with somebody who speaks their language."
Don't Bite the Hand Hotels have traditionally viewed third parties as interlopers, but that is changing. When Kriegel told hoteliers she was bringing in Stevens, "a couple rolled their eyes," she says. "But a couple said, 'This is the way of the future.'"
It certainly appears to be. Hotels have taken stock and now recognize the huge amount of revenue third parties can generate. At Hyatt, business from from third parties was up eight percent in 1998 over 1997. The amount Hilton pays out in commissions has grown 200 percent over the past three years.
"Somewhat resignedly, we recognize that this is a major distribution system," says Beverly W. Kinkade, CHSE, CMP, vice president, industry relations, Starwood Hotels & Resorts. "As responsible citizens we need to learn how to work [together] more effectively." Other hoteliers agree. "If someone brings you something you don't have, you are happy to pay for it," says Hyatt's Hicks.
This year Hilton has established a partnership with Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Helms/Briscoe. Founded in 1992, Helms/Briscoe has become a heavy-hitter in the site selection world, placing more than 7,800 meetings in 3,300 hotels in 1998--more than $200 million worth of business. Hilton is one of many chains that have entered into a "performance agreement" with Helms/Briscoe. Instead of hotels paying the 10 percent commission after the meeting, they pay half when the meeting is contracted.
Other site firms are setting up similar arrangements. About 200 hotels have signed on as preferred providers with Stevens' ConferenceDirect, paying five percent of the commission up-front.
There are other types of arrangements, as well, that underscore the increasing power of third parties. Some hotel chains also pay Helms/Briscoe an annual marketing fee, in addition to commissions, of eight dollars per hotel room, enabling them to have more exposure to Helms/Briscoe's sales associates. Even major chains that have not entered into a formal partnership with Helms/Briscoe, such as Hyatt, Starwood, and Marriott, have designated reps to handle Helms/Briscoe accounts.
Playing Favorites? These arrangements raise the question: Don't site selection companies play favorites, steering business toward their hotel partners or to destinations offering more incentives? "If it's good for the client, nothing makes us happier than putting clients in partner hotels," says Roger Helms, president and CEO, Helms/Briscoe. But, he stresses, "We are 100 percent client-driven. Our goal is to have long-term relationships with clients. We want them for 50 years, not just one, so we put them in properties that best meet their specific needs."
As for Hilton's perspective: "There is always the hope that they will [give us an] advantage," says Scypinski, "but realistically, it's the customer who is going to [decide]. If everything [among several hotel choices] is equal, I think we have an advantage--but how often does that happen?"
Some site selection firms choose not to forge any formal partnerships. "I don't want to limit the choices I give clients," says Wheeler, "or have an obligation to push clients in [one] direction ."
Making Your Move When teasing apart the pros and cons of using a site selection firm, there are no easy answers. While some planners won't touch a third party, convinced that the vendor will increase rates, others insist that an ethical firm saves time and money. Kriegel considers herself a good negotiator, but she's also a realist. "I don't think anybody, on their own, has the same kind of clout in the seller's market that they used to have."
Protect Yourself When retaining a site selection firm, make sure the company represents you well and works with both you and the hotels fairly. Here are some tips for creating positive partnerships. * Ask the site selection company for references from both medical organization clients and suppliers.
* A reputable third party should volunteer its fee structure, but if it doesn't, ask how the company gets paid and exactly what services it provides. Does the company have partnerships with any hotels or chains? Does the company get paid a marketing fee by hotels as well as a commission? If so, what are those fees for? Does the company accept commissions higher than 10 percent? In other words, you need to understand the third party's potential biases.
* When you've chosen a firm, get a written agreement that includes how the company will be paid. It should also specify which meeting(s) the company will handle.
* Make sure the site selection company charges a commission only for meetings you book through them. Some less ethical firms have assessed hotel commissions "in perpetuity." You book a meeting once through the firm, but it demands a commission for every meeting you hold at that hotel in the future, even if you handle the bookings directly.
* Some groups ask for a share of the site selection firm's commission. While that isn't illegal, "Boy, would I disclose that to my members," says attorney Jed R. Mandel, partner in Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg, Chicago.
* Play fair. Don't give the go-ahead to several site selection firms. Work with one at a time.
* Be up front with your hotel partners. Don't bring in a commissionable third party after you have discussed rates.
* If you bring in a second third party, such as a housing vendor, don't expect the hotels to dish out double commissions. They will either inflate your rates or ask the two vendors to split a 10 percent commission.
* One site selection firm signed a hotel contract, whited out the part about its commission, and sent the doctored copy to the planner. Protect yourself from "blind commissions" by having an authorized person from your organization--not the third party--sign the hotel contract. Most hotels insist that their contracts include disclosure of third-party commissions.
* There is no legal imperative for disclosing commissions to attendees. But, "why not disclose?" says Mandel. "Disclosure tends to avoid a whole bunch of potentially troublesome legal and ethical issues."
What's in a Name? As outsourcing increases, the lines distinguishing different types of third parties are blurring. Here are some helpful definitions: * Site selection firm: Hired by the planner, and charges hotels a commission, usually 10 percent of guest room revenue. The company may have partnerships, formal or informal, with hotels or chains. Services offered include destination research and contract negotiation. Some site selection companies also offer more meeting management services, either on a commission or fee basis.
* Hotel rep firm: Hotels, mostly independents, sign on as members with the rep firm, paying a retainer. They may also pay the firm an "incentive" of, say, five percent of the total guest room revenue if a meeting is booked. Hotel rep firms assist planners with site selection (and sometimes contract negotiation) but will book only member hotels.
* Meeting management firm: Provides a full range of services, from site selection to on-site management. The fee structure varies, from flat fee to commission, or a combination.


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11318 Perrin Beitel Rd, San Antonio, TX | Directions 7821729.542802 -98.410596
Mon. - Thu., Sun. 11am - 9pm;Fri. 11am - 9:30pm;Sat. 11:30am - 9:30pm
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BEST FOOD. AWFUL WAITRESS – I've been to thai cafe for like three times, and i always noticed this young skinny ass ugly waitress giving me a rude look that im not gona pay or leave tip. she's very rude and i hate how she looked at me. she's the only one young waitress so y'all know which one im talking about. i noticed her talking to the waiter and i know that they were talking about us because they both look at me and my bf, SHE NEEDS A BIG SLAP ON HER FACE!
c'mon You're a fckn waitress atleast be nice to the customer. the food is okay but the people that works there is terrible!
Best Thai food - great buffet – My husband and I discovered this little former fast-food restaurant about 8 years ago when they opened. I had eaten Thai food at one other restaurant and was not impressed. When I had their food, I was hooked! The buffet is wonderful and the menu entrees are even better. The best spring rolls ever! I always have the tapioca dessert. The couple who own Thai Cafe have worked very hard and long, long hours to make it the best. I have never seen anyone mistreated and it is a family restaurant (lots of babies and young children). Whomever wrote those mean reviews must work at other Thai places.
We have taken a lot of different people there and it has become their favorite, also.
Best Thai EVERRRRR!!!!!! – I was first introduced to this quaint little cafe years ago and was hooked. The bestttttt Thai food ever. The waitstaff alternates from time to time, but the owners are still the same nice couple I met a long time ago. The only thing that bothered me was when I invited friends to try the lunch buffet and there was barely anything left! But the little food that they did have won them over. Other than that, they have awesome spring rolls, the most delicious soup with the best presentation. The best pad woon sen. Thai food is so light and filling, but it doesn't leave you stuffed and greasy. They grow their own herbs and chilis right outside the place. During your meal you're entertained by Thai music videos...cool. I will never look at Chinese food the same. Thai won me over.
Not recommended – I recently tried Thai Cafe out with a friend after reading all the great reviews on this site. To my disappointment, I found that this place was not even worth leaving the house for. The food was lame; my pad thai was very bland and forgettable. As for the service, they sat us at a table then asked us to move and did the same to the people sitting at the table across from us. When we left, the waitress followed us to the car and asked in a rude voice if we had paid. Maybe if she did her job and came by our table she would have seen that we gave her a tip she didn't even deserve. Also, the atmosphere was that of a cheap diner. It was just overall a really bad experience. However, if you like cheap buffets with bland food and bad service you may like it.
Excellent Thai food. – I went there with my wife and in laws for dinner on memorial day and it far surpassed my expectations. The Tom Yum soup was excellent and the Panang curry flavor was superlative. I've eaten at Thai restaurants all over the world and this is right up there with the best of them.
I live in Austin but will be visiting San Antonio a lot more often :)
Excellent Thai – Authentically Thai. Nice buffet, but the ala carte items off the menu are superb! Highly recommend. We've been there at least a couple of dozen times in the past few years.
Great Thai Food!! – First I am concerned about the lady and her baby. Sounds more like competition to me. Why do I say that? I have been going to this restaurant for many years. I pretty much know the owner, his wife and the waitresses. I cannot imagine something like this happening. Of course there are those times that a bad night can happen, but the hair thing just makes me wonder.
I lived in Thailand for 3 years. Grew to love the food. I have had Thai food at most all the restaurants here in town. There are two that stick out. This one and the Thai Restaurant on Callaghan and Babcock. They both have the best in this cuisine. I know for a fact that the really good Thai food cooks in this town are both located at these two restaurants. I am also married to a Thai woman and we thought about opening a restaurant, but we do not know how to cook as well as the cooks at these two restaurants. I even went out of the way to hire one from Thailand. I got the government to sponsor a person because this area was declared an area where there were not enough qualified Thai cooks. That fell through when the person I wanted turned out to have a criminal record. So my dream died because there is no way I would be able to compete without a good cook like they have here at the Thai Cafe and Thai Restaurant.
I would not concern myself over the person who had a problem with the child. Could be that the perfect little baby was not so perfect that night. My guess.
I have always had good service and the waitresses are really kind. I do watch them as others come into the restaurant and they seem to treat everyone kindly. So I cannot understand what went wrong if it truly was something wrong.
Well a group of us are meeting today to eat, I have to go now. Please try it and decide for yourself. If you have never had Thai food, try going when they have a buffet so you can try a little of each dish.
Yes, this restaurant is very awful – This restaurant is really very terrible and not welcome baby. I strongly recommend not go to this restaurant.
My friend and I have been there before. The waitress has attitude and they give you a face if they think the tip is not good.
Beside, they complained my freind didn't know how to teached her 18 months baby, just becuase her baby messed up the food and floor. I don't believe any one who can make a 18 months baby not messing up the floor and food. My friend holds a Doctoral degree in Education. Her husband , a pediatrician,hold two doctoral degrees (MD,PhD). They are very angry with this.
This restaurant is very terrible. Please must not visit this restaurant.
Their food has hairs inside. I told them and they didn't care.
They have attitude and they don't welocme baby.
In addition, if you give them the tip is not good enough what they think, the boss and waitress show you a face right away
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That way of doing things would have coincided with the old regime. This one wants to build a sustained period of success, making the playoffs year after year, not just making runs every couple of years. By trading the valuable, older guys that they have on their roster now, they are building a foundation for that success for years to come.
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I understand the motivation behind the Marshall trade and I hope that it pans out, That infield guy that they got is supposed to be really good, but having a guy of Marshall quality in the bullpen would really be a great help to the bullpen pitchers and the team as a whole. Is it a great idea to remove all the leadership from the team. Is Castro really ready to take on that role?
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Should they go out and fill the team with has been free agents? No, certainly not. But, if while building up a good program, if they can lighten the load a little bit for the guys on the field right now, I think it's something to be considered.
Playing baseball for a living is just like any other job, if you get into a situation where your people don't even want to go to work everyday, you know what that does to your productivity.
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That all depends on who it is and how old. You do have to get the pieces when they are available. You can't wait for everything to be lined up in a row. There is no telling who would be available to grab when you have the core set up.
They won't sign any big time guys in the off season. We are trying to purge from these bad contracts, not collect. Building from within will take patience. Next year is a wash too.
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Where you been?
I like that you use the lens of "What will our rotation look like next year?"
That is a pretty sweet core, but being new to Cubs fandom you'll forgive me if I am much higher on Dempster than I am on Garza right now. (Boy, when Garza goes flukey, he goes.)
I think LaHair may stick this year for the same reason the pitching coach just left. Approach.
Why is Castro not on your keep-the-core list? I don't expect any leadership out of him, but I do want some learner-ship. If he can learn. I don't think he's found the right fielding instructor yet. Or, perhaps they move him to an easier position and just teach him a bit more of that "approach" at the plate we've heard so much about here and recently from the Front Office.
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I have been really busy with Spring Concerts and something here in Sweden that they call Skol Avslutning which we could call an end of the year school ceremony. It's sort of like graduation for the kids going onward, but every grade will sing a song or do something and several of the schools around here call me in to help out. It's fun. Just wait until you've heard 23 Swedish six year olds singing Old MacDonald in English!
I didn't mention Castro in the "core" since it's a pretty sure bet that he isn't going anywhere and there's talk of those guys going everywhere.
Otherwise, everything is fine over here accept the weather, cold and rain almost all the time. It's going to exciting to see what happens with those guys over the next few weeks!
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Updated 10/17/12: The walk through Hampton's historic military fort as outlined by Barack Obama's campaign didn't actually happen, according to Hampton Mayor Molly Joseph Ward.
Ward said Northampton, Mass. Mayor Clare Higgins was in Hampton on Tuesday and the former mayor was the recipient of a tour of Fort Monroe, but no such politicking about Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's economic plans took place.
Hampton Mayor Molly Joseph Ward and former Northampton, Mass. Mayor Clare Higgins took a stroll on Fort Monroe Tuesday afternoon to discuss "the impacts of Romney economics," according to a news release issued to the media Tuesday afternoon.
Mitt Romney is the Republican presidential nominee who also hails from Higgins' home state of Massachusetts.
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Both Ward and Higgins are Democrats. I'm not sure a Romney representative was on hand at the event to balance out the conversation - I received the meeting notice about 45 minutes before the press availability, so I was a little tied up reporting on news at City Hall.
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Gardeners will agree — a garden grows more than herbs and flowers. A well-attended plot can be a bit of paradise in color and contentment to a faithful planter.
This is the mood set by seven of the more than 20 artists featured in the current exhibit of East Alabama Artists Inc. at Noble Street Frame and Gallery in Anniston. Indeed, summer is in bloom in the shop where viewers can see a variety of floral works by Jack Hadder, Terry Harris, Tora Johnson, Kathy Jones, Tommy Moorehead, Judy Ritter and Rita Springer. And from the looks of it, their art stems from the love of beauty that gardens can provide.
The showy zinnia is the subject of one of Ritter's works. Two of her mixed media paintings, "Zany Zinnias" and "Blue Vase," reflect her favorite blooms, second only, she says, to the sunflower. Ritter, who is from Altoona, is the show's featured artist and one of the newest members of East Alabama Artists.
Ritter's oils and acrylics will also be on display at a new Anniston eatery — Prime, which will be located at 320 South Quintard Ave. The target opening date is Aug. 27, according to owner Randall B. Moore, who describes the restaurant's atmosphere as "casual fine dining and bar."
"(Moore) wanted color in his space and that I can provide," Ritter explained. "In fact, besides being an impressionistic painter, I call myself a 'colorist.'"
"Zany Zinnias" is a post-impressionistic work. It reminds some viewers of the bold colors and heavy brush strokes of Vincent Van Gogh, whose style, Ritter says, has served as an influence. In her piece, the flower arrangement is placed against a yellow wall — or strong sunshine — with a cascade of pastels flowing on the lower left side of the vase. The cascade, interpreted as a shadow by some patrons, first draws the eye into the picture.
"I painted what I felt, as (Van Gogh) did, and I felt very good about the content here," Ritter said.
Ritter, who also writes poetry and short stories, has been a high-school teacher, a director of religious education and a partner in an art design business. She has sold more than 400 paintings since she began her career as an artist just seven years ago.
Her work has been displayed in the Wallace Hall Gallery at Gadsden State Community College and at Sacred Art Gallery in Birmingham, among other locations. John Miller, of Miller Gallery in Oneonta, said the artist "paints with the freshness of the French countryside. Her work is impressionistic with a Southern twist. You can feel her energy and love of painting."
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